...is there an aftermarket radio for round knob a body applications?


..i'd like to build a supervisr car someday.
..during the build i would just supervise!

Hemmings Muscle Machines magazine had an article about six months ago with a guy who rebuilds stock radios and also wires in MP3 adapters while maintaining totally stock appearance. GREAT IDEA!

I wonder if that was me ? I had a bunch of people tell me they heard about us in Hemmings, But I don't have a subscription , so I don't know .

Greg

NO SUBSCRIPTION !!!??? Man! This is one of the best magazines I've ever read. Sure, they cover MORE than our beloved Mopars, but don't look at that as a bad thing.

crutchfield,forget what they call it,bought there shaft style radio for my b body,bought a nice spare radio plate,cuz you do need to trim for the center part,bought original radio knobs that fit on the crutchfield,though it is digital it has a cord out the back that i ran behind radio into my ashtray,there i plug in my ubs close my ashtray,nobody sees anything and it looks great,if interested i can post a pic tomorrow when i get home,radio is called retro 1,or something like that$279.00.good luck

You can turn any of these old radios (AM) into AM/FMs without changing the appearance of the radio. It utilizes the original controls in different ways to allow all functions. I have been told that the replacement "board" manufacturer that does this provides it to all the people that offer this service. It allows for extra speacker jacks, aux. amps, and external inputs. The going price for this service is around $495.

i've gotten prices from moparts members for up grading old radio's,approx. 600-700,that's why i went the crutchfield root,not to say there work wasn't worth it,just i couldn't put that kinda dough into music